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Take a VR tour around this bright and spacious home in leafy southside Dublin
Two bedrooms and your own patch of private green for €855,000.
If you have Google Cardboard or another VR headset, you can enjoy a full 3D experience by tapping the ‘goggles’ icon.
FINDING A HOME that’s close to the city centre but doesn’t hold back on space, both inside and out, is a challenge for many house hunters.
In this respect, there’s no doubt that Old Oak House, in Churchtown, Dublin 14 will be added to many discerning buyers’ viewing lists.
Inside, the kitchen is modern and streamlined, fitted out with a German design with plenty of storage and an island.
Polished granite countertops, a stainless steel sink and top end appliances by Haier, Bauknecht and Nordmende ensure a hardworking and social space. An engineered oak floor offsets the crisp white style, adding contrast and depth.
The open plan ground floor incorporates the bright living room and dining area that benefits from large skylights and concertina patio doors that open out to the back garden. The Velux skylights complement the double height ceilings and drench the space in natural daylight.
Upstairs, there are two bedrooms. The master is the more roomy of the two and overlooks the garden to the rear. Fitted wardrobes and an en suite bathroom add to the luxury and sense of space.
A jacuzzi bath, stainless steel heated towel rail, recessed lights and Velux windows proves the en suite bathroom exceeds function and was carefully considered in the interior design process.
With parking to the front and a landscaped garden to the back, privacy and safety come in equal measure making Old Oak House ideal for a family with small children. Neatly laid shrub beds and a patterned granite paved patio are perfect for socialising outdoors.
Located in Dublin’s southside village of Churchtown, new home owners will be close to a range of amenities like Dundrum Town Centre and Airfield Estate.
The Luas stops at both Windy Arbour and Dundrum are just short walks away. Old Oak House’s proximity to the M50 makes commuting a breeze, too.
Old Oak House, Flemingstown Park, Churchtown, Dublin 14 is on the market for €855,000 through Sherry Fitzgerald Ciara Clarke via Daft.ie.
This virtual reality tour is presented as part of Experience Your World with KBC.
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